but the northern hemisphere is the question, and government action, european countries and northern americans need to gear up and accelerate their adaptation measures. in germany, the floods that were -- that cost all loss of 30 billion euros. a change of mind of who is responsible -- as well as the bushfires cost $20 billion in damage. unprecedented events. if you were to put that money into preventing these events, that would save you a lot of money. we do see that things are accelerating. climate change adaptation plans, comprehensive plans are in place. they are trying to -- by setting complete targets. we are saying this is the number of people we need to save. >> you are talking about adaptation plans, and terms of dealing with the impacts of climate change. given that now we are seeing so much impact on the global north, are you sensing a greater sense of urgency in terms of dealing with climate challenges? mitigations, reducing admission -- reducing emissions or other sectors? >> i would say we have lost a decade or two. now that people are experiencing the impacts of climate change,

but the extremely minutes we're seeing in the northern hemisphere as fast now back to the question in the speed of the government action. also in european countries, in northern american countries and, and really across the receiving spectrum leading to pure assets and accelerate their adaptation measures of taking a couple of examples in germany to floods that were close to the already that the cost of the, the, to the federal government in the federal government layer suited to be yours. we need the cost of change a change of mind or who is responsible for actually trying to prevent these damages . the wife drives that we've seen that recently, such as the compliance in 2018, just wanted to verify as both of them costs $20000000000.00 in, in, in damage. we got really unprecedented events. and if you were to put that money into preventing these events in the future, that would obviously saves you a lot of money and we don't see that the things are etc, etc. kind of change adaptation plans. comprehension was in place across for the city today. they are trying to accelerate and mainstr

a news live from balance. northern hemisphere is heat, wave fuels destructive fuzz in griggs is no. there are no 5 partners. there's no, there's no blame. residence watch houses burn, has temperatures top 4 degrees in europe, built america, asia and north africa, and full cost of say it will get worse in the days ahead. plus thousands of these reilly stages. so whole, they offer existence in protest as the government's plans to reform the traditions . opponents of the change of say, democracy is edwards, the on behalf of elf is welcome to the program. the united nation says the world must prepare for more intense feet waves as north america, europe, and asia experience reco, temperatures. the welcome into a logical organization is wanting that the heat wave of the northern hemisphere is about to intensify heat to that. so also in force in japan, the joint agency says, heat waves among the most dangerous natural hazards greece is being hit is specially hot by was fast and excessive feed. pushing through the 4th degree barrier is making normal summer time has it's worse, 5 fights is a

the the northern hemisphere is witnessing unprecedented sheets floods and fires, defects of climate change and now happening quicker than scientists had predicted. so what all the dangers of these erotic weather patterns and how do we keep safe? 5th inside story, the how are there and welcome to the program on this dante, now from record breaking heat waste of alarming floods. extreme weather conditions are causing death and destruction around the wild animals and hemisphere. summit has been marked by scorching hays and health warnings from southern europe to asia . while these conditions are not necessarily new, they all the coming the frequent 110th. and in many cases, what disastrous united nations as a global warming, is fueling this affecting everything from eco systems to mass of migration. so what should governments do, and how might we reverse some of the damage? we'll put those questions to i guess shortly you put fast. this report from katya lopez. hold on. water is a luxury in the senegalese village for years, a dangerous combination of high temperatures and little rain has been

and so i'm with tiny as hate waves around the northern hemisphere has increased 6 folds. since the 19 ninety's, this trend shows no sign of decreasing the repeated hi, not time temperatures particularly dangerous for human health because the body is unable to recover from sustained heights. this leads to increased cases of heart attacks and death. grease has been especially hard hit by wild fives. the normal, some of the time, dangers of being made was by the excessive heat that's pushing through the 40 degree value, firefighting services and now trying to fight the slaves in several different regions while keeping residents and visitors at a safe distance. flames hopscotch from 13 top to another, carried by fast moving bins. firefighters are trying to do what they can, but they can't be everywhere. some houses inside will need all of our building wind . there's no, there's no firefighters. there's no helicopters, no plane or summer summer, some guys try to the rest your house, but it's impossible that as far as the heavy, the wind is very, very heavy, very strong. so the

the, the my from button this is dw, use the extreme heat wave. pressing the northern hemisphere is set the gap was a warning on non time temperatures. and not particularly, i just became unhealthy because the body is unable to recover from sustain hate. temperatures have already told 40 degrees in positive view of north america, asia and north africa. now full cost to say it will be this way for several days. the women's movements of being restricted in government and other middle eastern countries, dw, meets one. you have any form and unable to, but tons who have family and selling a baby up because she's without the male guardian as the straight in the state of victoria pulls out of hosting the commonwealth games. we look at what the future holds for costly, international sporting events. the, i've been physical and welcome. the united nation says the world needs to prepare for more intense heat waves as countries across north america, europe, and asia as the rank one high temp just the way as well as meeting or a logical organization as one that the northern hemisphere he played. it

a heatwave continues to affect many countries across the northern hemisphere — with warnings that thextreme conditions could be dangerous to health. in the us, nearly a third of the population — that's 113 million people — have been placed under heat advisories. the highest temperatures are in western states, and heat records are forecast to fall in the coming days. in asia —japan has issued heat stroke alerts in 20 of the country's 47 prefectures, affecting tens of millions of people. temperatures have been close to a0 degrees celsius in tokyo — just over one degree lower than the highest ever recorded figure. extremely high temperatures are being experienced in europe and north africa. and with this heat comes the increased threat of wildfires. spanish officials evacuated more than 2000 people on saturday from la palma, in the canary islands because of this blaze. with the latest, here's our correspondent in madrid, guy hedgecoe. spain, where i am, is one of several countries in southern europe which has been seeing unusually high temperatures over recent days. although that heatwav

a heatwave continues to affect many countries across the northern hemisphere, with warnings that the extreme conditions could be dangerous to health. in the us, nearly a third of the population — that's 113 million people — have been plaecd under heat advisories. the highest temperatures are in western states. this is arizona — where they reached more than 45 degrees celsius — 114 fahrenheit. it was even hotter in death valley, on the border between the states of california and nevada. the heat is forecast to increase in the coming days, possibly setting a new record. in fact in some areas it could remain over 38 degrees celsius — 100 fahrenheit — overnight. in asia, japan has issued heat stroke alerts in 20 of the country's 47 prefectures, affecting tens of millions of people. temperatures have been close to a0 degrees celsius in tokyo — just over one degree lower than the highest ever recorded figure. extremely high temperatures are being experienced in europe and north africa, particularly in countries which border the mediterranean sea. heat alerts are in place in several countri

yes, they're not actually funny to see if uh, the entire northern hemisphere has been a long june, is now the wellness model on the record. but the funny thing is if you look at the iphone, so for me, the entire atlantic ocean from the edge of dr. car into the ok, because very long and the eastern half of it towards the cost of europe is that some of the record lump in the atlantic ocean. same thing is happening in the indian ocean. levy or ocean is warm from the southern ocean all the way to northern indian ocean with the indian c being record long as well. so this was just the so called re brand, all the tropical conversions zone up northward and combined with the optic wants. this begins to find the weather systems across the globe, so they're all connected right now. this record warming, how is it linked to climate change? this is the lead combination actually if you look at the wellbeing center about 9090 the warming, orlando have been really the any the fastest other than the optic of extending home, mid least for you. well, that's the new issue and put them in the korean and th

the northern hemisphere is explain. he plays dr . massive spies in great. or there are no 5 harder. there's no, there's no blame residence left to watch houses, but as the temperature is $1240.00 degrees europe, north america, asia, and north africa now full cost the site, it will get worse if the days ahead. also coming up on top of teaching that you crank rein, export deal, process, task destroying infrastructure, both of odessa key valves to continue shipping, essential commodities for the black sake. we look up one african nations, lived on supplies from the painful do to cope with food and secure the ident visible and welcome. the united nation says the world needs to prepare for more intense heat waves as countries across north america, europe, asia, and africa see rankled high temperatures. the winds will be for a logical organization, the one that the northern hemisphere heat wave is said to intensify. the grim outlook comes against the backdrop of heat stroke alerts in japan, and you high temperatures across southern europe. the u. n. agency called heat waves, amongst the d

the northern hemisphere is fee waives fuels disruptive fires in grades. there's no, there are no 5 partners. there's no, there's no plane. residents watch houses burnt as the temperature is top 40 degrees in europe, north america, asia, and north africa, and full cost of the say it will get worse in the days ahead. also on the program, an american citizen is apparently housing north, korea off the crossing the boat without permission. the us soldier went missing from a piece of village and the demilitarized zone between the 2 korean plus thousands of these radius stages. so whole day of resistance in protest, the government plans to reform to traditionally opponents of the changes say democracy is at risk. and as the australian state of victoria pulls out of hosting the commonwealth games, we look at what the future holds for costly international sporting events. the i'm gonna have both as well come to the program. the united nations says the world must prepare for more intense heat when it says north america, europe and asia experience record temperature

as the northern hemisphere, sama sends temperatures soaring north america. i'm much of your swelter in extreme . the objects are welcome to the program. the hollywood actors union has voted unanimously to go on strike the biggest strike to hit. so hollywood in 6 decades will set sign some major movie on tv productions, thousands of acts as the demanding, best fast share of streaming profits. they will say one regulations on artificial intelligence. the writers guild of america is ready on the strike over repeat means also going to the rise stream. now union president, mtv stuff from russia says there's no alternative to strike action in the eyes of the world. and particularly the eyes of labor are upon us. what happens here is important because what's happening to us is happening across all fields of labor. by means of when employers make wall street and greed their priority, and they forget about the essential contributors that make the machine run. k j matthews is an entertainment john and i still assigned to these. she told me why chose to avert the scrip

a heatwave continues to affect many countries across the northern hemisphere, with warnings that theons could be dangerous to health. in the us, nearly a third of the population — that's 113 million people — have been placed under heat advisories. the highest temperatures have been recorded in western states. this is arizona, where they reached more than 45 degrees celsius — 114 fahrenheit. it was even hotter in death valley, on the border between the states of california and nevada. the intense heat is forecast to increase in the coming days — possibly breaking its record high of 54.1; celsius — 130 fahrenheit. and there's little relief overnight as some areas have remained uncomfortably hot 38 degrees celsius — 100 fahrenheit. extremely high temperatures are being experienced in europe and north africa, particularly in countries which border the mediterranean sea. heat alerts are in place in several countries — the mercury touched 44 degrees celsius —111fahrenheit— in parts of cyprus. and with this heat comes the increased threat of wildfires. spanish officials evacuated more than

and so i'm with tiny, as he wives around the northern hemisphere has increased 6 folds. since the 19 ninety's, this trend shows no sign of decreasing repeated high, not time temperatures particularly dangerous for human health, because the body is unable to recover from sustained heights. this leads to increased cases of heart attacks and death. grease is being hit, especially hot by walls, size, excessive heat, pushing it through the 40 degree barriers making over the summer time. how this was firefighters on talking the flames, while trying to keep residents on taurus at a safe distance. flames, hop scotch from 13, top to another, carried by fast moving bins. firefighters are trying to do what they can, but they can't be everywhere. some houses in federal need, a boating wind. there's no, there's no firefighters. there's no, there's no blank or summer summer, some guys are doing the rest of the house, but the, it's impossible that as far as the heavy, the wind is very, very heavy, very strong. so there's nothing that we're going to. the greek authorities are struggling

sometimes they are going a little in the northern part of the hemisphere, so in arizona, nevada in theut with the global warming these heat domes they tend to have a warmer and warmer temperature, so they lead to multiple and strong heat waves, stronger and stronger heatwaves. fire stronger and stronger heatwaves. are we saying definitively that this is connected to climate change, then? the phenomenon itself is not really affected, but the intensity is affected, but the intensity is affected, yes. and it tends to happen it tends to be much stronger and warmer, so, yes, that's the link. �* , ., _ ., and warmer, so, yes, that's the link. , ., _ ., ., link. i'm sitting, obviously, on an island. link. i'm sitting, obviously, on an island- in — link. i'm sitting, obviously, on an island. in terms _ link. i'm sitting, obviously, on an island. in terms of _ link. i'm sitting, obviously, on an island. in terms of the _ link. i'm sitting, obviously, on an island. in terms of the northern l island. in terms of the northern hemisphere, why has this pattern broken when it hits the uk, why has it s

increase or warming of the effects of the global average, while in some regions, such as the northern hemispheree arctic , and the adjacent regions. in tropical and southern europe , the temperature anomaly was strongly above normal sometimes 45 degrees to some cities, more than what was recorded in the past, record heat for a long time, with the kind of knots we saw in southern europe this year that lasted more than two weeks, compared to more than 11 in the past. it has not been a day and this increase in temperature along with the length or number of very hot days will cause widespread fires and also human casualties in the elderly . multilateralism and the end of the era of american unilateralism are the basic components i learned that the new world order, we see ali darabi's report from moscow, is where the emerging powers and regional alliances challenge unilateralism. this is the result of collective studies of russian thinkers who, in a specialized meeting with the presence of our country's ambassador at the institute of eurasian convergence, provided details of how they explained the fo

summerfor will sit in the northern hemisphere summer for the fed and it could even be this month. �*onth-— and it could even be this month. 3 ., ., , month. let's wait and see. that was peter _ month. let's wait and see. that was peter mcguire _ month. let's wait and see. that was peter mcguire speaking i month. let's wait and see. thati was peter mcguire speaking me earlier to stop in other news this morning — one of the uk's largest private largest private pension funds has backed thames water to turn around its finances and performance after fears the firm could collapse. uss — a major investor — is the first to offer its public support as the firm looks to secure extra funding. thames water is struggling with some $17 billion dollars of debt. and if you're in the uk — brace for more rail disruptions for the next six days. this is after an overtime ban by union train drivers. it will affect 15 rail companies and signals the start of yet more disruptions in the long—running dispute over pay. marc ashdown explains. this industrial action is short of a full strike day, but means that

reflections on the summer of intense heat across the northern hemisphere. are they sweet? 0h!eet taste of estonia's bogs. they're very sour! so don't go away. this week we're exploring estonia, and just while we're in the capital of tallinn, i wanted to show you this. this is a remote working pod. it's in the middle of a shopping centre right in the cool part of town. places like this have been popping up since the pandemic throughout tallinn. the authorities have been keen to encourage people to come and work in estonia for an extended length of time and as a result have introduced special digital nomad visas. and it's notjust the visas. in tallinn, they've installed wifi across the city, all key services are online, and cool co—working spaces like this are popping up all over. these office huts overlook the baltic. hi. how are you doing? hi, miguel. nice to meet you. good to meet you. 0h, isn't it toasty warm in here? yeah. you need to experience estonia in winter because it's something completely different. it's...it's dark and it's cold, but it's also very cosy and warm. w

this summer and, frankly, the last several years, the northern hemisphere especially has been seeingd by increasing global temperature like climate change and we're seeing that in places like the uk and california. you know, what you're seeing in yosemite, in the sierra is more fires and this year, boy, it's — you know, when i first moved up here about 25 years ago, we'd get, you know, maybe one major fire every five or ten years. we're getting major fires every year now, and multiple ones. the problems are the melting snow on the glaciers. - we have a lot more crevasse incidents because the snow. coverage on the glaciers is totally thinned out. and then, many places, i the glaciers are receding. we had to basically stop guiding certain trips - on certain glaciers because it just became too dangerous l for a while because the snow bridges on the glaciers - was too thin. this has increased the number of accidents with crevasses. i seven what basically happened is the jet stream, which is this meandering current of air, got stuck in one place. and so, all of this hot air from northern

let's get more now on the extreme heat affecting the northern hemisphere. meteorologists are warning of record high temperatures across southern europe in the coming days, caused by a new anticyclone that's arrived from africa. on the spanish island of la palma, fires are continuing to burn out of control and in italy there are warnings to stay indoors. sofia bettiza has the very latest. the wife filed here has forced more than 4000 people from their homes. hundreds of firefighters are still struggling to bring the blaze under control. there have been the red alert heat warnings in 16 italian cities today.— cities today. the italian weather _ cities today. the italian weather agencies - cities today. the italian weather agencies say i cities today. the italian i weather agencies say they cities today. the italian - weather agencies say they have not seen anything like this in terms of intensity, duration and number of areas affected. locals and tourists here are being urged to take this seriously. to stay indoors in the afternoon, stay hydrated, and take ca

and some are shocked. mcclendon, i'd like to ask you this is maybe a little bit newer in the northern hemisphere, but the so called global south has seen it a long time ago. so are we only doing this level of coverage because it's dark skies in new york city and extreme temperatures enroll or the staff is the true. i mean, um, they had been always cyclists of trout in many countries in africa and cyclists of slots. rising sea levels, if it's right in mediation country, so we had it in the history. but now the, the, the amount of climate change has been changing the, the, the lifestyle of people who dramatically people, uh heavily under pressure. because i have been losing their lives stokes, tabulate losing their farms. so low cost of a flooded areas, etc. so the implication of climate change is massive in other countries. so still we, we are affected by it, but we're still in a privileged. cool. i would say so the fits in other hemispheres themselves and hemisphere in nature, in africa, in that in america is massive. so i think we need to shift to perspective as well. that's who you come from.

um and some are shocked and i'd like to ask you, this is maybe a little bit newer in the northern hemisphere, but the so called global south has seen it a long time ago. so are we only giving this level of coverage because it's dark skies in new york city and extreme temperatures in rome? that's definitely true. i mean, um there have been always cycles of drought in many countries in africa and uh cycles of floods rising sea levels et cetera in many asian countries. so we had it in the history. but now the um the um the amount of climate change has been changing, the the the lifestyle of people dramatically, people are heavily under pressure because they have been losing their livestock, they have been losing their farms. so locus over flooded areas, et cetera. so the implication of climate change is massive in other countries so still we are affected by it, but we are still in a privileged coco i would say. so the so still we are affected by it, but we are effects in other hemispheres in the southern hemisphere, in asia in africa, in latin america is massive. so i think effects in other hem

the northern hemisphere of the planet this week felt southern on forests burned in the western united states in turkey, greece, spain, switzerland and germany. alkanes of japan south korea was flooded with almost half a year of rainfall just four sedentary anticyclones over the northern hemisphere and anomalous circulation of air currents in europe is not all of june, according to european american meteorologists, the hottest in the history of observations. the average temperature of july the twenty-third is above 35 ° celsius by ear. it seems to be tolerable, in fact , it is deadly, especially for those whose temperature is higher than human greeks for several days evacuated horses from burning stables in south korea, farmers are forced to abandon cows drowning in the water. and off the coast of scotland, the largest mass marine mammal outburst in european history, 55 black pilot whales, died from a navigational failure, abruptly warming the atlantic ocean. warmed up to + 21.5. and this is not just a record or an occasion for an alarmist headline. heat in the water and on land a new

also on the day of record heat waves across the northern hemisphere, we'll look at what the brutal temperatures mean for our health. the last year i had a heat stove. dana park during the day, and i, i don't really remember any of it. it still hasn't come back, but i woke up in a nice bath at the hospital. so welcome to the show. it's good to have you with us. there is no time to lose you and secretary general and tony with parish was very clear about that. and experts agree, the development of a i, technology will never again be a slow as it is today. if we want to ran it in, we need to get to move on. if we fail to act, now, the consequences could be, well, the problem is that we don't really know. that is why gutierrez is pushing for the creation of an international ai watch dog along the lines of the international atomic energy agency. artificial intelligence has the potential to do great, good. it also has the potential to do great harm. the advent of autonomy was battlefield weapons. a guy with a mission to hunt and kill is no longer in the realm of science fiction. but we're not there ye

ok, so we'll change the across all the northern hemisphere, and that's what we've seen. that's why we do see some changes he face occurring all across the book. so is there anything we humans can do about this? well, it is a stock reminder that the climate kind of catastrophe is very much here and the climate crisis. something you need to take very seriously the now at around 1.2 degrees of warming about the pre industrial level to pull up the developers temperatures and more than a 100000 curious on this printer. and i think that comes to show it as beyond any doubts that the seats paypal currents as a link to human rights climate change. and if he wants us to stop that, he needs to bring our mission, sign as fast as possible, and reach ned 0 um global admissions by mid century. tell me in your line of why, why is that message not getting through the government? is it, is it mixed message? i think messages are getting through to governments. we do see action, we do cx on the grant. we also do see a lot of buckets and political games around to send it to you or reducing

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the northern hemisphere s and the grip of a sheet which we looked at. the role of climate change plays in fueling these extreme temperature sauce. iran so called morales, the police are back on the streets trying to force women to where he is. lama cad. scott, the i'm gonna have health as well. come to the program. russia is pulling out of a deal allowing ukraine to export grain from its black c ports. the kremlin says the deal is no longer valid. it follows complaints from most kyle about obstacles to its own exports of grain and fertilizer. the last ship carrying ukrainian grain under that deal has left odessa and that turkey and the magic nations organized the agreement last year to enable shipments. helping to alleviate a global food across the u. n. general secretary and tony. but that is a said, russia's decision will strike a blow to people in need ever with. the us has also been giving it's reaction. russia has dealt another blow to the world's most vulnerable this time by suspending its participation in the black sea green initiative. this is r

let's get more now on the extreme heat affecting the northern hemisphere.s across southern europe in the coming days, caused by a new anticyclone that's arrived from africa. 0n the spanish island of la palma, fires are continuing to burn out of control and in italy there are warnings to stay indoors. sofia bettiza has the very latest. this wildfire in one of the spanish canary islands has forced at least 4000 people from their homes. the blaze in la palma so big it can be seen from space. translation: i have seen many wildfires but none like this one. | this is terrible, horrible. in italy, an anticyclone could push temperatures above 45 degrees. it's been named charon — the one who carries the dead in mythology. there have been red alert heat warnings in 16 italian cities today. the italian weather agency say they've never seen anything like this in terms of intensity, duration and number of areas affected. locals and tourists here are being urged to take this seriously, to stay indoors in the afternoon, stay hydrated and take care of the elderly. and it's

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across europe and elsewhere, exceptional heat continues to be felt across large parts of the northern hemispheree temperatures are straining health care systems. wildfires are still burning right across greens in southern europe, this is a scene outside of athens, forests, homes being destroyed in the wake. a new heat wave is likely to further stoke the tinderbox conditions in southern europe. the situation is global, look at this map, the red shows temperatures above 30 degrees in china, beijing has recorded four weeks of record highs, where the temperature has exceeded 35 celsius. and in phoenix, arizona, even fiercer heat with highest of at least 43 degrees, that's about 110 fahrenheit for 19 �*s consecutive days. magistrate is on high alert for temperatures well above a0 degrees for several days, there's a risk to everyone's health, notjust there's a risk to everyone's health, not just the most vulnerable. let's gauge the situation in greece, in northern athens. just take it through how hot it is where you are and what the authorities are doing there. itrefoil authorities are doing there. we

that's right, it has been affecting the northern hemisphere, | affecting the northern hemisphere, theextremely high in the south in particular, in phoenix and arizona. they have been dealing with temperatures around 43 celsius for three weeks. they are warning that temperatures could reach 46 celsius in phoenix, arizona. that led to a dangerous scene where tanks exploded in a propane business that was near the airport. the captain there said that those tanks essentially became missiles. southern europe as a whole has been affected by the temperatures as well. has been affected by the temeratures as well. . ,, , ., ., temperatures as well. thank you for s-ueakin temperatures as well. thank you for speaking to — temperatures as well. thank you for speaking to us- _ staying with the climate. the number of people known to have died in recent flooding in south korea has risen to 47. last weekend, 13 people died in an underpass after they became trapped in vehicles as floodwaters poured into the tunnel. the heavy rain has also triggered landslides in some areas — with thousands of people di

material logical organization as warning that more record highs could be on the way for the northern hemisphere. greece is being hit by while as far as fused by the excessive heat in southern europe, firefighters, or tackling slaves while trying to get residents interest at a safe distance smoke seakins the and it's hard to breed is people rushed to evacuate for a 2nd day 5 fighters have bashful blazes just outside of athens, feel far as ease of audit residents to leads. in mann dra northwest of the capital . police tried to convince these nuns to leave them on a street ahead of the 5 front wiley nearby personality. some residents refused to abandoned their homes as well. i'm not leaving. i started building this house when i was 27 years old by myself. i'll stay here at least to watch and burn. i'm not leaving. in some towns, residents have already seen everything they own. go up in flames. your ghost nickel now and his wife anna had lived in this house for 32 years. they've gone swimming when the fire struck my home, i have only my bathing suit, which i swim and nothing else. and the shirt. i